Convert SVG to PNG - Rasterize Vectors

Many apps, email clients, marketplaces, and social platforms do not accept SVG. PNG is a raster
image that works everywhere, so converting makes your logo or icon usable where SVG is blocked.

Yes. A transparent SVG background stays transparent in the PNG, because PNG supports an alpha
channel.

The PNG matches the SVG’s own width and height. If the SVG has no fixed size, the tool falls back to
a 1000 by 1000 pixel canvas so the export still works.

No. Once converted, the PNG is a fixed-resolution raster and will blur when enlarged. Keep the SVG
for anything you need to resize, and export PNG only at the size you need.

The output uses the size set inside the SVG file. If the SVG defines a small width and height, the
PNG will be small. Editing the SVG’s width and height before converting produces a larger PNG.

Most do. Very complex SVGs that pull in external fonts or linked images may render slightly
differently, since the browser only has what is inside the file.

No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser, so the file never leaves your computer and the
tool works offline.

Yes. The SVG is rendered into an image inside an isolated canvas, not run as part of the page, and
it is never sent anywhere.

Yes. It runs in any modern browser on Android, iPhone, iPad, Windows, Mac, and Linux, with nothing
to install.

The tool converts one file at a time so you can preview each result. Use Convert Another to move
through several files.